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At the End of the Day
04:37
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It's starting again
These voices in my head
It's a ring in the ear
No room for what they've said
Moulded from this clay
A product of our place
Disposable tales
And an oaf for president
It's starting again
The horses in my head
Gallop off the edge
From atop a steep, dark cliff
I'm falling apart
Drifting out of consciousness
Losing the plot
A weak and flawed defence
Do you believe in what you read?
Do you believe in what you see?
Do you believe in what you read?
Do you believe in what you see?
At the end of the day
As you lay down upon your head
It's starting again
The truth is sinking in
Do you believe in what you read?
Do you believe in what you see?
Do you believe in what you read?
Do you believe in what you see?
It's starting again
These voices in my head
Ringing in my ears
No laws or government
At the end of the day
Comes a feeling from within
We're totally fucked
You can start to see the end
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Smokescreen
04:00
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Sense of Scenery Vancouver, British Columbia
Drums -
Drew Land
Everything Else -
Sean Douglas
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